Georgia will receive 12.75 million euros over a period of 36 months to strengthen the capacities of its defense forces, including their ability to provide services to civilians in crises or emergency situations.

"In particular, it will provide non-lethal medical and engineering equipment and civilian-type mobility assets,” the European Council said. 

Ukraine is expected to receive 31 million euros, Moldova will get seven million euros and Mali 24 million euros from the EU.